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Some people say that if you are hit with a fireball, rather than just in the area, you don't get a reflex save. I don't know if that's a core rule or a common house rule, but if so, I'd say WEARING the Necklace of Explosive Decapitation would mean that you likewise don't get the save. And...

From the SRD. Both Fireball and Scorching Ray have a duration of "Instantaneous" making them not ongoing effects. So the first two uses don't apply. The counterspell usage is focused on the caster, however, drench involves touching the flame, and not the caster. So, I'd say no, it cannot...

Rather than adding HP, wouldn't it be simpler, especially when it comes to things like switching armors, or taking them off, or putting more on, to reduce damage by x% rather than a specific number? Leather reduces damage taken from 100% to 90% or 95%, and so on? That way, your HP always...

Make the casting one standard action, but then make the duration the length of the song/as long as it's sung.

Manwhore. Max ranks in "Profession: Oldest" and the Harem Trained feat from one of the Faerun books. The standard diplomacy push, high charisma, etc. Come onto every sentient enemy you meet.

You could make the same argument about Color Spray (if he blinds the bad guys, his friends sure as hell aren't going to take that opportunity to run away) Enlarge Person, and maybe Hypnotic Pattern. It works as well as most buff and non-damaging combat spells one can take.

Zod.

I'd point out two things. One, people can go for up to 3 months without food and survive. It'll suck, but it's doable. Two. DnD has no mechanic for starving to death.

You'd still get the ACP applied to everything though. Which I now see is 0. So never mind.

The Monk Rogue is a possibility. Sure, you don't get full BAB, or high HD, but you get more skills, Sneak Attack damage with your fists, and evasion + evasion may get you improved evasion early. I'm not sure.

As I understand it, it ressurects the original owner by turning the most recent wearer into that original person when the mask is removed.

Given that there's no in game mechanic for scarring, there's no real in game mechanic for not scarring. It's more or less up to the GM and players.

Where in we rehash "D&D hardness vs real world hardness." If it were a diamond, I'd say it's got LOWER hardness. While in the real world, diamond is hard, it's also brittle. I could hammer on a one inch slab of iron until the cows came home and helped me hit it, with nary a dent. But a few...

That's about a cup (a bit less, actually) of silver per 2 cups of water.

I think the luckblade allows you to reroll one roll a day.

Yeah, I look at these numbers, and have to wonder, what's the point?

Would that require Skill Focus: Mountan Dew?

I'm just curious. Oversized TWF would allow a medium character to fight with two longswords. Would Monkey Grip on top of that allow a medium character to TWF with large longswords (greatswords)? What else would there be? Anything else that might make things even sillier?

Mark me down as another for "EWP: Bastard Sword is all you need:

The horse doesn't jump with all legs. Its animal cunning lets it set up the leap so its hind legs are near the edge, and its forelegs are actually over the open pit, thus, it only needs to make the same jump as the human.